The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Don't tell US what You heard or think:
It can't be that you're so obtuSe.
Tell only what You sue, my man:
Hearsay evidences Of no use
That's funny. jedge. do declarI
I've got bile upon my neck;
never seed il, yet FL swar
Upon my honor that it's thar!"
THE DEps. raid on South Jordan wa
unsuccessful
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'S. shipments
yesterday were: Fine bars, 81, 219.S2.
JAMES HARDWOOD. OF Lahi. has beer
appointed notary public for Utah County.
l.. P. EDHoLM was yesterday ap-
pointed registrar for Newton precinct, Nor
gan County.
The SUIT of Ascheim VS.. Wright was
the only one on in the District Cour
yesterday.
McCoRNICK & Co. received yesterday
Hauauer bullion, SIS $50; silver and lead
ores, S4 500. Total, $1,000.
SALT LAKE at present contains four
cases of scarlet fever and one of diphtheria
neither of which are malignant.
MR. J. D. SPENCER was accepted as a
juryman yesterday, W thout taking the oath,
The THIRTEENTH Quorum of Seventies
will meet in the Twentieth Ward School
House on Monday, May 9Th, 1887, at 7.3O pm.
FIFTY-sEvEN BURLINGTON and Mis-
souri, excursionists arrived in Salt Lake last
night, and go west from Ogden This evening.
OK ACCOUNT of the Stake Conference,
Stake superintendent John C Cutler an
nounces that no Sabbath Schools will be
held to-day.
ALMA PRATT reports the drive as being
in a most excellent condition, but in order
that it may be kept so, it vii be necessary
for some one to move in The matter.
FAUST & Son created small sensation
on the principal streets yesterday, by a
parade OF some of their fine stock The
animals elected vast amount of favorable
comment.
q LARGE excursion party came in
yesterday from Los Angeles, California.
They took in some of the sights yesterday
and viii leave for the east to-day, over the
Little Giant.
r. STEELE. the fellow who disturbed.
the peace and quiet of the District Court
room on Friday, by calling on the judge to
Speak a little louder, old boy was fined
$40 in the Police Court yesterday for his
little circus.
PROFESSOR YoUNGER's exhibition and
matinee yesterday was well attended and
thoroughly enjoyed by large number of
ladies and children. 1t W Is a repetition of
the evening performance, but was even
more arts .ic than the previous one.
The ANNUAL meeting of the Salt Lake
Cricket Club was held on Friday evening
r the election of officers for the coming
season and the following officers were
elected: President, A Brown; captain, J.
D,Ts nd
Lewis.
JUDGE HENDERSON yesterday again
refused to naturalize an applicant for
citizen ship because the latter would not
swear that he would never, under any cir
cum stances, etc, prac ice polygamy. The
Judge is fest making record that even Mr..
Powers will envy.
THAT PART of the old Salt Lake House
which is being demolished is not the
properly of the Auerbachs, but is under
tan-year's lease to Sells: Burton y Co, who
will erect q two-story brick building. Mr..
F. Auerbach owns the south portion, which
VIII remain intact for the present.
THE CITY ordinance in reference to
estrays appears in another column. All
owning animals named therein, will save
the Dselves a vast amount OF trouble by
complying with the provisions thereof.
After to-day, the mounted police Will i'm
pound all animals found in the Stre6ts of
the city.
GEORGE TAYLOR, a young man who
lives n one of the southern wards, was ar
rested late last evening, in the Sierra Nevada
lumber yards, on the charge of lewdness.
He was arrested and lodged in jail, where he
now remains His companion, a young
girl, was allowed to go home, on promising
ID be on hand Monday morning.
Mr.. A. Q. SMITH, of Burlington,
Iowa, returned to his home yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Smith has invested in Salt Lake
real estate $4,000 during his stay of thirty
days. He thinks Salt Lake has great future,
and intends to make it his future home It
is his in ention to improve his property in
the near future by erecting some fine build
ings, etc.
NEXT WEDNESDAY night the Nine
teenth Ward Dram stic Club will present at
the Nineteenth Ward School House, the
drama Comrades, and the Olio, in which
they have ST. successfully appeared north
and south of the city. The entertainment
will be for the beneht OF the Sunday School,
and this, with the popularity of the or
ganization, will be sure TO attract a large
audience.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY PETERS had his
first case Yesterday, in the arrest of James
Bishop, OF the Sixteenth Ward, who had
been brought in on the charge of unlawful
COhabitatiOn. The examination was held
before Commissioner Frank Pierce Nj,
Peters, however, TOOK no very active part,
the prosecution being conducted lmost en-
tirefy by Mr.. Vari4n The defendant was
he ID in bonds of 81, 900.
FoRTY-oEE members of the various
Young Mems Christian Associations of the
cas- arrived in the city b. last event g S
train, and register at the Continental
They are under the charge of A. T Heming-
way, General Secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association. A meeting was held
in the Continental parl rs last evening, at
which several local ministers were present,
aud welcomed the visitors to Salt Lake. The
company viii remain over to-day, and leave
for the west tomorrow afternoon.
At All seasons.
At the "OceidenJain the beverages